MAGIC DISC PRETTY MUCH IS A VIRTUAL CD DRIVE.

MAGIC DISC PRETTY MUCH IS A VIRTUAL CD DRIVE.

1. Download a iso file

2. download magic disc .... u might have to install magic iso first

3. Find Your .iso and right click it

4. then mount them on to the on to any open drive 

5.The computer will find a virtual cd drive and the thing u mounted will come up and install

6.if that does not work Comments below

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Free download latest full version Internet Download Manager (IDM) or How to make any Internet Download Manager (IDM) full version with serial key crack or keygen | IDM free download

POSTED BY MAULIK CHAVADA

IDM SOFTWARE WINDOWS

IDM is a download accelator. By using this software we are able download from the Internet at a high speed.But when we are downloading the software from its official site it is not a full version. That is a 30 day trial pack. After these days are past it will ask you to enter serial key or to buy. So here is the process to make any downloaded IDM full version.After making this it will be registered for lifetime and not ask to register it further.

Also See: How to increase the speed of torrent Download without using any 3rd Party Software

Process:

1.Install the latest version of IDM.

2. If you like your installed version of IDM very much. Then don't update it or change it to latest version.

3. Now click on "registration" on the menu bar.

4. When you click on registration, Now a new window Will be open ask your First Name, Last Name, Email Address and Serial Key. See Screenshot

5. Enter your First name, Last Name, Email address in the required field.

6. In the serial key field enter any of the following given below

  

     RLDGN-OV9WU-5W589-6VZH1

     HUDWE-UO689-6D27B-YM28M

     UK3DV-E0MNW-MLQYX-GENA1

     398ND-QNAGY-CMMZU-ZPI39

     GZLJY-X50S3-0S20D-NFRF9

     W3J5U-8U66N-D0B9M-54SLM

     EC0Q6-QN7UH-5S3JB-YZMEK

     UVQW0-X54FE-QW35Q-SNZF5

     FJJTJ-J0FLF-QCVBK-A287M

    And click on ok to register.

7. After you click OK, it will show an error message that you have registered IDM using fake serial key and IDM will exit. See screenshot

Now the actual hacking process starts:

8. First of all go to "C:/" drive then go to "Windows" Folder and then go to "System32" folder and then go to "Drivers" folder and then go to "Etc" Folder.

    Path is: C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc

    or Simply copy C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc paste this (without quotes) in the address bar and hit enter. It will open the required folder.

9.in the Etc folder you will see the "hosts" file. Open the file with notepad.

Now copy the below lines of code and add to hosts file as shown below the image box :

127.0.0.1 tonec.com

127.0.0.1 www.tonec.com

127.0.0.1 registeridm.com

127.0.0.1 www.registeridm.com

127.0.0.1 secure.registeridm.com

127.0.0.1 internetdownloadmanager.com

127.0.0.1 www.internetdownloadmanager.com

127.0.0.1 secure.internetdownloadmanager.com

127.0.0.1 mirror.internetdownloadmanager.com

127.0.0.1 mirror2.internetdownloadmanager.com

10. After adding these codes, save the notepad file. And exit from there.

Now again repeat the 3rd step to 6th step.

Reboot or restart your PC. After restart Now open your IDM it will be full version and not ask you to register.

Also See: How to download a You tube Video

NOTE:

In windows vista and seven  we are not able to save the "hosts" file  due to security resion. For that first of all we have to take the ownership of the file to our logged user.So here is the process how to do so. [How to add a local user to take ownership of the file]

How To UPDATE your Windows OS without Internet Connection

How To UPDATE your Windows OS without Internet Connection

Hi friends. We all know that Microsoft is the Giant of computer industry. And it also kepps on releasing windows update to keep our pc safe and updated. But the problem is that most of us use Mobile to connect to the internet or other means such as Photon+ or Skynet etc. But updating your os needs a high speed internet connection . So today i'm here with a solution for all of you gyes. using this simple process you can Download the offline installer of Windows OS updates and can later on install those updates on your pc.

Process:

• Get a pendrive and go to any cyber cafe or anywhere where high speed net connection is available.
• Download AUTOPATCHER from here. Click here 
• Install and run  it.
• Select the OS
• Click "NEXT"
• Now for 32-bit Os select "X86" or else select X64
• Select all the updates you wanna download
• After the download completes Copy it in your pendrive
• And install on your Home PC.
• DONE !!

[HOW TO] Run (Android) .apk file on your PC

[HOW TO] Run (Android) .apk file on your PC

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Dear friends, I have started programming on Android system 2.1 and started writing articles on how the program should be written. You can get subscribed to my blog if you want more and more tips for developing articles on android. In this article I am teaching the command line installation of the application on android.

You might be here for some minor problems as:

You have compiled you application but couldn’t run the program in the emulator.
You might have got the way to install the program on your emulator.
You might not have clearly setup your android emulator.

I have been using Netbeans IDE for the development of android applications but what about you just have an .apk file and you may like to run any application without installing any developing tools. But first you must learn to start an emulator. Yes, you must have some patience to start an emulator.

You must follow some steps to start your emulator. You can get the step on my previous article. On the article just follow the downloading parts. The SDK Manager can be easily download from the android website as on the article. After that run the emulator and wait for the emulator to load its OS. Well most of the work has been accomplished. Now the extra step is just to type a command:

Goto Run > type cmd.

Move to the directory where you have installed Android SDK tool. eg. cd “c:\program files\Android\android-sdk\”

Again move to the platform-tools directory that was just installed during the previous article.

You find a file named adb.exe, you need to install the application via this program.

Just type adb.exe install <your_path_to_apk_file>. Your Emulator must be running during this process.

Now view the Menu on the emulator. You will find your application on it.

Have fun.

How to run Android Apps ( APK files ) on your Computer ?

How to run Android Apps ( APK files ) on your Computer ?

POSTED BY MAULIK CHAVADA

BlueStacks, a comprehensive piece of Windows software that allowed Android apps to be

BlueStacks apps player

downloaded and installed on standard PCs. The program has graduated from alpha and entered its first beta . (Sorry Mac users – they’re working on it.) The update brings a host of new features, better performance and integration – if you were turned off by a low featureset before, you’ll definetely want to check it out now.

The beta version of the app offers much more app compatibility, and new app partnerships with HalfBrick (the company behind Fruit Ninja), StumbleUpon, Evernote, and HandyGames. App partner’s apps are available within BlueStacks App Player out of the box, and the player also now offers the ability to download Android apps directly onto your desktop.

The beta version also offers accelerometer support in the form of a virtual Android tablet in the corner of the screen that can be controlled using the arrow buttons on your computer.

How to run Android Apps ( APK files ) on your Computer ?

This release has a few pre-installed apps for users to enjoy, including Fruit Ninja, Evernote, Barnes & Noble Nook Reader, and more. They use an interesting selling point with Angry Birds Space. While Rovio is charging $6 to play on PC, BlueStacks will pretty much get you the game on your PC for free. Head to their site and sign-up to be a beta tester if you’re interested. Read on for full press details.

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How to Remove the Recycler Virus

The Recycler virus is a trojan that is transferred to a computer system through an infected removable storage device such as a flash drive. This particular virus will change the drive access method on an infected machine. A user will get an error message about a missing recycler.exe file when double clicking on their local hard disk or flash drive. A variant of this virus will also corrupt some system files which can cause a computer to automatically restart shortly after startup. Removing the Recycler virus is a slow and time consuming process.

Instructions

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A computer that is affected with the Recycler virus needs to be restarted in Safe Mode. To do this press the F8 key on the keyboard during the computer's boot up sequence. When the menu option appears on the screen select Safe Mode and press Enter on the keyboard.

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Run an anti-spyware check on the system. This can be done by using programs such as Spy-Bot Search and Destroy, Ad-Aware and Malwarebytes Anti-Malware.

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Run a complete virus scan on the system. There are many ant-virus programs available to choose from including Norton and McAffee as well as a free program called AVG Anti-Virus.

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Delete the autorun.inf file from the removable storage device and the local hard drive. It may be necessary to do a right click on the drive within My Computer and then selecting Explore.

o                                                        5

Do a clean-up of the system registry. A free program called RegSeeker is available that can scan and remove bad, old as well as obsolete registry entries.

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Restart the system. All traces of the virus should be gone and the system should be running normally.

Read more: How to Remove the Recycler Virus | eHow.com http://www.ehow.com/how_4885725_remove-recycler-virus.html#ixzz26FUBzFt5

How to Recover Deleted Files with Free Software

How to Recover Deleted Files with Free Software

Ack! The computer ate my term paper!We've all been there at some point. You delete an important file, somehow it skips your Recycle Bin altogether, and for all practical purposes, it's disappeared into the ether. But before you hit the big red panic button, there's a very good chance that your file is still alive and kicking somewhere on your hard drive—you just need to know how to find it. With the right tools, finding and recovering that deleted file can be as simple as a few clicks of your mouse.

Part I: The Overview

Ok, so you've lost an important file. Don't panic. Take a breath, and let's see if we can find it. Before you go into full-on file recovery mode, make sure you double-check the folder you had saved it in and the Recycle Bin or Trash. Still nothing?

1. Stop What You're Doing

When your operating system deletes a file, all it really does is mark the space on your hard drive that your file occupies as free space. It's still there, but your computer is now perfectly happy to write new data on top of it—at which point the file recovery process becomes a lot more difficult. That means you should do as little computing as possible until you find the file you're looking for, since every time you save a new file—every time your computer writes information to your hard drive—your chances of recovering the file go down.

2. Find the Right File Recovery Program

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Windows: You've a lot of really great freeware options for file recovery if you're running Windows. Notable apps includeUndelete Plus (original post), PC Inspector File Recovery (original post), andRestoration (original post). Undelete Plus is the most user-friendly option of the bunch, with advanced filtering options that make it easy to find your needle of a file among the haystack of deleted garbage, but in my tests I found both Restoration and PC Inspector File Recovery to be more effective at recovering files. (Of course, your mileage may vary.) As an added bonus, the bare bones Restoration is portable, which makes it an excellent addition to your thumb drive.

UPDATE: Per several readers advice, you may also want to check out Recuva (original post), another freeware Windows file recovery tool.

Mac: If you're on a Mac and aren't afraid to lay down a few bucks in the name of data recovery, the $99 Data Rescue II is the go-to application for file recovery with a friendly graphical interface.

All Platforms: If you're not afraid to crack open a terminal window or command prompt, the free, cross-platform command-line tool PhotoRec (original post) is a crack shot at recovering photos (as the name implies) as well as virtually any other file type from your removable media or hard drives.

3. Recover Your Files

Once you've picked a tool, it's time to scan your hard drive for your lost file or files. This process varies depending on the app you're using, but it's basically the same for all of them: Just point the program at the hard drive or folder that was holding your missing file and start your scan. Once the scan is complete, you're going to see a big list of jumbled file names. Often most of these files are nothing more than system files that your operating system has created in the course of basic operation, and you won't need to worry about them. You're just looking for the file type and name that matches what you've lost.

Once you find what you're looking for, saving it is a matter of right-clicking the file and choosing where to save it.

Went through steps one through three and still aren't having any luck? It might be worth trying again with a different application, since there can be a lot of variation between apps. If you're still not having any luck, part two discusses a few other ways you can try addressing more specific problems when your data goes missing.

Part 2: More Specific Problems

Above you got a basic overview for recovering deleted files from your computer. Now we'll take a closer look at some more specific problems, methods of data recovery, and tools that may be of help in your quest for your elusive lost data.

Recover Files from a Wiped or Unbootable Hard Drive

So you didn't just accidentally delete a file or two and empty your Recycle Bin prematurely—instead you've got a whole hard drive worth of missing data. You can still use many of the applications mentioned above to recover files from these drives as long as you have or can get the hard drive into a bootable computer. For more details, check out how to recover files from a wiped hard drive with PhotoRec(original post) or how to recover data from a crashed hard drive with PC Inspector File Recovery (original post).

If you can't or don't know how to get your unbootable drive into another computer, a Linux live CD can be perfect for rescuing files. If the Linux route scares you off, give the popular BartPE(original post) a try.

Finally, if none of these options can even read your hard drive, you still might be able to get it working for just long enough with a few tricks of the data recovery trade, like putting the busted hard drive in the freezer.

Recover Lost Photos

If you need to resurrect photos from a damaged flash memory card from your digital camera, you'll be happy to know that most of the applications listed in part one above will do the trick—you just need plug in your camera or insert the card into your computer's card reader before running your data recovery application of choice. That said, you can find other applications, like Zero Assumption Digital Image Recovery (original post), that are focused specifically on image recovery that you may want to add to your data recovery toolbox.

Recover Lost Word Documents

If your lost dissertation was saved as a Word document, you've got a few more interesting options for getting to your lost or deleted documents—read more about them here and here.

Recover Data from Scratched or Corrupted CDs and DVDs

If your munged data is sitting on optical media like a CD or DVD, the recovery process can be slightly different. Freeware application CD Recovery Toolbox (original post) is made specifically to read the portions of a CD that are readable in an effort to rescue as much data as possible from a damaged disc. If that doesn't work, you may want to give a look at the 30-day trial of shareware application CDCheck, asrecommended by a reader. Then again, if scratches are the issue, you may be able to get away with simply fixing your scratched CD or DVD yourself.

Part 3: Don't Let This Happen Again

Whatever the cause of your lost file, the best method of data recovery is a good preemptive data backup plan. If you're on Windows, we've taken you step-by-step through how to automatically back up your hard drive so that this sort of thing never happens again. If you're running a Mac, do yourself a favor: Get an external hard drive and flip the switch on the easy-to-use Time Machine. Linux users should check out backup options like FlyBack, TimeVault, or the time-honored rsync.

Have you ever raised deleted files from the hard drive graveyard? What software did you use to do it? Tell us your tales of file recovery victory and woe in the comments.

Adam Pash is a senior editor for Lifehacker who early in life learned to love the backup. Hisspecial feature Hack Attack appears every Tuesday on Lifehacker. Subscribe to the Hack Attack RSS feed to get new installments in your newsreader.